Sentence examples for egregious attempt from inspiring English sources
But it seems to me that the case of "Glengarry" is an even more egregious attempt to avoid critical scrutiny for mercenary reasons.
On one especially egregious attempt, he repeatedly backed up as the shot clock wound down before finally just chucking up a 30-footer.
A Minnesota judge agreed, saying that Philip Morris had engaged in an "egregious attempt to hide information" and, in a major blow to the industry, eventually forced the release of some 30 million pages of documents from industry files.
In Washington, the state department issued a statement calling Jammeh's change of heart "a reprehensible and unacceptable breach of faith with the people of the Gambia and an egregious attempt to undermine a credible election process and remain in power illegitimately".
It's an egregious attempt to dupe the masses to embrace fallacy rather than truth.
Those barriers to voting, like some of the more egregious attempts at partisan gerrymandering, are constitutionally suspect.
What's happening to democracy in Michigan is especially egregious, but attempts to undermine democracy are widespread in this country -- with attacks on voting rights near the top of the list.
Prosecutors, citing Mr. Rubashkin's "blatant lawlessness, utter lack of remorse, his egregious and repeated attempts to obstruct justice," have asked Judge Linda R. Reade to impose a life sentence.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars was perhaps the most egregious example of an attempt to suck box-office dollars from the decaying corpse of a cold war masterpiece.
The most egregious mistake is the attempt to impose exogenous reform of Greece's inefficient and often ineffective tax collection system.
Once inside, they either announce that the group they're representing has had a change of heart and is now looking to correct its most egregious crimes, or they attempt to market products to their corporate audiences that are so odious and offensive that they highlight the cold-hearted greed of the companies that might sell them, as well as those who would buy them.
